Adding offline capabilities to digital payments
Adding offline capabilities to digital payments will enhance financial inclusion and payment resilience, while adorning electronic payments with cash-like features.
Central bank digital currency (CBDC) provides a public form of paying and storing values digitally – in a secure, inclusive and reliable way.
Adding offline capabilities to digital payments will enhance financial inclusion and payment resilience, while adorning electronic payments with cash-like features.
Beyond mere technical feasibility, it is worth asking how certain advancements can actually make lives better. We look at how CBDCs could answer this question.
To be an effective ambassador, you must believe in what you’re representing, says Dr. Lars Hupel, Chief Evangelist for Central Bank Digital Currency at G+D.
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